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b. & O.sINSPECTORS
uEnE on THEIR YEArLY TOUR
Master Of Transportation Clemens and 1
Party OF Officials Arriyc--Ihe Troubles
tho New Preston County Narrow
Gnage Road 10 Experiencing,

Col. W. NJ. Clements ppecisl car "West
Virginia" arrived In the city on the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad yesterday morning
from tho East having aboard the follow.
ing officials OF the road: W. NJ. Clements,
Master Of Transportation, J. A. Cromwell,
Superintendent Of Motive Power for the
eastern division, J. F. Leggs, superinten.
dent Of tho western division, Col. John.
aou, Engineer Of Maintenance Of Way Of
tho main stem and branches, John A.
Hunter, Road Master Of the western diyi.
eion, and Arthur 6lIsel, Superintendent
OF B,idges and Buildings.
One 0! The gentlemen named said to an
1NTKLLlGINCgR reporter that the vleit had
no special significance. The party Ia on
the annual tour Of inspection, and will
leave at an early hour this morning on
the return 10 Baltimore. The gentlemen
spsnt tho day yesterday In looking about
tie oompany's yards and buildings In this
city.
The Kingwood & Tunnelton Railroad
Company Ia meeting with series Of mis-.
haps and delays that will greatly retard
the opening OF tho road. The syndicate
OF gentleman who contracted for opening
pnd operating Tho road wero long delayed
in getting m engine and cars. These
we're received two weeks ago, and tho
work immediately begun, but stopped last
week became Of the bad condition Of the
engine, which could not run. The com.
paEy 10 also having some trouble In get.
ting the right Of way through the lands oil
| G. q. Crnig, about two miles from King.
wood. Five yearn $50 last April Craig
granted the right Of way through hia
lands (ubout Of mile) on condition tina,
tho company would open and oper.
ate iis rogd within FIVE yoau. This
grant expired last April and tho rosd bed
and trestling on CraiS's land was forfeited
| 10 him. The company now seeks to con-
denim tho old road bed, &C., on Oraie'f
land, which work cost abont 5000 and
for " hich Craig aeks 81 500. The com.
pauy offered $3.50, which Craig refused
a upccial term Of the Circuit Court was
called by Judge Ice 10 be held on the 10th
inat. as stated In the call to transact the
unfinished busincsg Of the last term, but
| IL ~ hhlu 4eallJ III tap qua pS9o Va SAhUlIuk
tho company to ccademn Crais's land OF
take his road bed. The Fsirmont We,
Iinginian Gays: ut is well known that q
special term cannot be called for the pur.
poue OF condemning mans land under
such circumstance, and 1t u not believed
that Judge leo would allow bis court tc
DO used 10. the purpose OF infringing on Q
private ci!izsn'e rights snd taking biz
property by reror!lng to such . Bubtsrtuge
In violation Of law" -, y s5 p.
The court was not held, Judge Ice hsv.
ing written before the day fixsd for the
term cancelliDg the order calling it. The
company cannot make any further con.
domination proceedings before the regular
term the last Of November. The contest
promises 10 be long and stubbornly fought
Tbs road Ia an important one to Preston
county, amt the delay ia unfortunate.
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THE BELLAlRE FAIR.
THE SECOND DAYS NC SUCCESS.
Il Closes last Evening IN n Blaze OF Glory,
with ali the Glass Citizens Glad they
had i.-Large Crowds again Yesior.
day--Ths Races aud tho Regatta.

Is Yesterday, the second day OF tho Bel.
laire street fair, waa fully as successful as
the day before, and tho affair wound up
last evening with all tho ol!z ,ns jnbilant
at !!s succeas in packing tho town with
strangers. i,1
Tho frat event on the programme wss'
the pony race, for which three spirited
little steeds were entered by William RI.
ley, Of Wheeling, and D. D. King and J.
Q. Myors, Of Bellairs. The cou,se was
s!raightaway along Belmont street. The
race was exciting, and was won by
Rlley's poney in two straight heats.
The next event was q tro!ting race over
the Same courao. The entries werc bay
mare by Abort Crotte, and roam colt BY
John Long, The latter was tho epeedlos.
and took tho first two heats. > So ri
For tho wheelbarrow race, David LLOYD,
Ed Clifton and CHARLES Barr were entered.
Lloyd took the first heat, but In the second
was taken violently III aud had to be car
RED home. Clifton took the heat and the
third and was awarded the prize z,i59
The bicycle race came OF OF 9 o'clock.
The entries Tere Theodore Cochran, VIII
liam Ludwig and Dora Smith, There was
but one heat md Smith htopped before
the hest wss over, and Ludwig took q
header, letting Cochran win "a ho pleased.
smith was disabled, breaking his noss by
tall. There were heyeral other accidents.
sherman Fulton waa thrown from o horse,
al. l.
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Us. Goop& 90. aall Dry Gooda cheapest.
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Gra,'e Funerai-The "Happy Elsht,n
" Other Local SowB.
! This Is the last night OF "Quccu. Esther"
The Oxford Leagus meets on Monday night next.
The Bellaire street fair caught big crowds from,
here yestertsy. ,.=@ ~ .,+'.. s 57.slI'5T
! Services witt be held ia all the churches at the
usual hour tomorrow morning. i-3s go ~ a..
For the latest fall aud winter styles In good III.
ing clothes, go to +. Ru, merchant tailor, second
Street. d t4l5t l3sl .l.cF5.7 -117'Ga1f'a
Next Monday will open soup.eatiug contes. ut
J"kypes saloon lnstjng three days. The man
ealing tue most soup at one sitting Will be given
Two dollar and half gold piece, :. -
The iuuera. OF Miss Be,tlo Gray took place yes.
terday afternoon from the Presbyterian Church.
The remails were taken to- the church at O'Clock,
where the funeral services were held, Rev. E. +.
Walker o'lleia,iag. The funeral was an excep.
t!onally large one. u s. g 3 8, ~, 4, 49,
The Happy Eight" Is the very appropriate name
oil number OF the best young men OF IEtnGyillc,
organized intoa club lstely for tho expIcs, purpose
Of furnishing amusement for their friends and
themselves. On Thursday evening they gave d
grand ball tn uirich's hail, which SURPASSED any.
Thing OF the kind ever known there. Refreshments
aud hnpper aud Lunch werc III abundance. Meys.
ier's orchestra furnished tho &c and the dane.
Ing was KEEP! until the small hours, everyone
seemingly enjoying himself hugely. ll'fs. ss',,R9
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9BotfAfre.,
liSff= !ssl Bolfafre. w .1'ss.5 ri.
!, Miss Kate belmont, OF Darnesyllle, Is yis!.

Mis- Kate belmont. Of Darnesyllle, Is visiting
friends In the city. s sSIisI *. 9 i,7 ftI :
This Knights Of Labor lodge has decided 10 use
natural gas TO warm their room, N =
:. County Treasurer Robinson and wife hsyo been at
the = tddsor since Thursday morning. ,iE !.
Z Thomas Paatsoa, OF tho Fourth ward, had his
eye bidiy injured by getting lime in 1t. lsl \
lsadore Somehow, Of Wheeling, Is visiting his
iatlieF, MIR. Joseph Somehow, B.!nont street. 4
I Tho boys employed at the bottle works struck
yesterday for at advance ia their wages, aud tho
!. Tha street paving contractor does no! let low
lite brick by rail. alSa.yi55 e AZ :
!! Mis-. Mary Clark OF St. Clairyillo Is visiting her
sster Mrs. Randolph, q Rose !Illl, and Miss Mary
Piper oil the Third ward. 4, .5G IL,
, There was considerable disorder on the late west.
bound train on the Baltimore L Ohio road Thurs.
guy night. Two or three tights occurred betwcen
mere and BarnEsvillc. and one or two windows
were smashed. Too much whisky, .6El
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RIVER NEWS. d

Stage OF the Water and Movomonta OF tho
4. Boats. ~ n
The Bellsiro made her regular trips in
tho Bellaire trade yesterday. So q
The marks at this point indicated a
depth in tho channel laot night OF l foot
inches. 5as i la, &. ,l;s So
(. Although the river has been very low
for numbsr OF weeks past, sll summer in
fact, the Lsttia, the Steubsnvills and New
Cumberland packet, has missed but few
trips. x II, III
II used to be on interesting question
to &all having any business down the
river az ia how many incheg Of water
there was ION Postum" Nov, with the
Ohio River railroad, tia. question: has
become ohsolete. =. :, :. 2s ~ !,
The towboat pllota at Eittaburgh con.
nected with the knighta OF Labor orgs.
nizatlon held meeting recently, at which
the matter OF wages was taken up and diB.
cussed pretty freely. The great object
was rot to advance, but il possible to
equalizs wages, go that one river coal ope.
rator would not be obliged to pay mora
Tor pilots than another. It ia proposed 10
have uniform rates aud thereby, If poasi.
bio, plaza the operators on the aame ioos:'
ing in this matter. 's-sf 5;,' s tl;ea +
!, The new Parkeraburg and Wheeling
packet which has bsen built at Harn,er
BY Captain Kramer hea been successfully
launched. Her model Ia said to be one
that will inauro crest Rpsed, and she will
take the place OF the E!atue, running on
alternate days with tho Courier, when the
water 10 high, enough 10 permit tho run.
ming OF packets through 10 Perkeraburg
from here. She has bsen christoned "The
Ben Hur," q new name on these waters,
taken from Lew WalIGce's well known
book. Somebody suggested that sho be
called "The Volunteer, and the name
was finally chosen by lot. When tho
watera come, Ben ilIur" will land repu.
larly at this wharf. HI g;j5;s .i-,,l
The,o is an Immense amount OF coal
ready to come out from the Monon.ahela
valley on the first rise. While soms OF
tho river coal men aro anxious for water,
others are indifferent. : Tho stock at Gin.
clnnati In first hands Ia very much re-.
tuced and the price has gone up there
considerably within tho last week or two.
Steamboat men, with the exception Of
those hired by the year, are all anxious
|os water, so they can get to work again.
several operators arc in bad fix by yea.
son OF their boats and bsrgeH having been
caught down the river by the low water.
And many OF the steamers 60 caught are
'adly In need Of repairs. ~ ti,jf}| |
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Conformation Mt Triultlplii,

Right Rev. Bishop j. J.. Kahn, OF this
Catholic Diocene,; will 4 administer the
sacrament Of confirmation ut the church
Of Our Mother Of Sorrows at Triadolphia
Tomorrow. A select choir will 20 out on
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio trsin at $40
A. NJ, consisting Prof. Joe Keller,
organist; tenors, George. Hoke, John Ries.
tor; bas.os, Adam Yshn, Henry Keller
and Frank Diegmiller; sopranos, Misses
Minnie Fading, Mollie Weitze!l Mary
Brown, Mary O'Donnell; altos, Misses
Mary Agnes O'Brien and Annie Hess
Bishop Kahn and Rev. Father Parke will
drivs out in barouche. An effort is be.
Ing made to secure q special train to re-
turn at ! r. NJ: The solemn services q
confirmation WI! begin at 10 o'clock. Tbs
claas conbis.s Of 10 girls and. 10 boys, and
was instructed by Rev. Father Scbilp.
There ave IS Catholic lamiliss in Triadel.
phis, 4. " I'LL. \, :gy.ili
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(; wheollns's New Publishing Ventures I

r.JLouls Colnar has returned from
Cincinnati, where he went TO purchase
the outfit for his German evening news-
paper. Mr.. Colmar says no is meeting
with great encouragement both in sub.
scrlptions and in advertising, and he has
no doubt that the venture will be a 90.
MIR. Philip Henry Moore said ycstsr.
day to an lSTELLlaINcEE reporter that
the Ohio Valley Manufacturer would make
i.s appearance next month and would be-
a beauty. Tho paper 10 already receiving
advertisements III liberal quantities, and
inquiries are coming in from distant points,
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r SFIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL,
W. LUTHERAN CuuRCH-Rev, Z, II Dom.
b!Mer. pastor Services at 1880 q. m. and 7;c0 p.
Meeting after evening service. - :" . Noo1'
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stetson's Great "Uncle Toni Company.
This famous company will arrive III the
city to-day, and appear at this Grand
Opera House this afternoon and evening.
Tne grand parade will take place at 10
o'clock, Including two monster brass
bands, donkeyp, ponier and blood-hounds,
and tie manager expects to sec the Grand
packed to ita utmost capacity at each per-
1ormance. Secure your seass. X
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How tho American Constitution was Made.
Tho first talk in eerieo arranged by the
Young Mems Christian Association for
this season will be given BY Rev. Dr.. Ran.
colph,r in the Association parlors at 5
o'clock next Tuesday evening. "How tho
American Constitution was made" is tho
interesting subject for the talk. The
magnificent centennial Of tho Constitu.
tion, recently held in Philadelphia,
was On event in which the Ameri.
con citizens in general, took q hearty in.
terest, and the young men Of this city will
doubtlces DO glad to learn something more
Of the nature and history Of the Constitu.
ton and Of tho distinguished trainers Of
that remarkable document. TIE talk will
be nlade plain and practical and tho adj.
miseion will DO free. 4, IN
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TIE NEW GAS TRUSTEES
File Their Oath and Bond and Elect Mr..
i,f - Jepson President,

File Their Oath and bond and Elect Mr..
W IL Jepson President.
Thomas E. Lewis, Frank Jepson and
Henry sesmon, the three gentlemen
elected by the City Council as TrusteeB Of
the Gas Works, yesterday afternoon took
the oath Of Office and filed their joint
bond in the num Of SIS 900 for the faith
ful discharge Of their duties. Tho bond
and written oathB, aligned by the Trustees,
were filed in City Clerk Bowers Office. 8
"A meeting Of the three members.elect
WAS then held. Ex.Trustee Seeley was
present aud sbsde his late colleagues,
Meesrs. Lewia and Jepaon, an official good
bye. The new Board talked over the
atfalrs Of tho gas Office freely and in.
formally, and elected Mr.. 3Jepson ,Presi-
dent Of tho Board. The meeting then al-
jo1rnea until nsxt Tuesday morning at 0
O'Clock, ct which time it is understood tho
positions in the gift Of the Board will be
filled. gas3J re ~. !. ~
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FALL AND MINTEn ST0CK.

WE arc daily receiving Now Novelties
IN Suilngs, Pantalcouings and Over
coatings, " hich wcure prepared 10 make
up III irst.class style Of reasonable
prices. ri.
a full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now in stock. 555e ~
z Our Wine URlaundr'ed Skirt, double
scanned, re.enlOrcea front aud back, at
81 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS Il SONS,
1921 a. 1898 MnrEct Street.
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sHE-Why, John, where hsve You been,
you never stayed ont 30 late before?
Hell have been arrested for disorderly
conduct, my deal. and only just released.
she-Gooa heavens! E5 *. T;.slll
He-Don't be alarmed. was only
looking in G. Mendel & Co.'s show win.
dow, 1924 Main street; ..whan ! saw the
bargains in fall goods il made me dizzy
and foolish policeman thought ! was
drink 'lg7- 3l,; e. q - g.lEs5rt ~,
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a Letter from the Hub.

lET BOSTON, July I, 1857. 3
Z Mr DEAR PReFEss3R: The past Eve
weeks which have been under your tut.
ton hos certainly bsen revelation to me
of what can be accomplished in very
ehort time under ths guidance. OF teacher
who csn inspire az well as teach his pupilg.
! consider your method the only practi.
col one, which relieves the student OF the
dry and uninteressing detsils that so often
attend the study OF a language.
Sincerely yours, W. E. FLINT. 4
To Prof. 4. 2. Aaupt, Boslon, Mass. 4. q.
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81 so. PistsnaIEh 4 Return. 81 80.
Saturday, October IL, the Baltimore &
Ohio will cell round trip tickets 10 Pitts.
burgh at the low rate Of 81 so, good re-
turning until Monday, October II, inclu.
ave. Trains leave at 500 and S:lO a. n.
and l AS aud 700 r. N, s$ 81
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rSF0URTH STREET n, %. CHUROH-
W. Rev 3. F. Randolph, D. D., pastor. Peach.
ing 2, le:Go a. M and 7:a0 p. nj. b. Tho pestor.
eMunuAy school O. p. m. Young Peoples heotIrv
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bridgeport.
John Topping Is in Kansas City.

rs 'AA1AAi44 AASiAu1SA sAluea o'eE u new boy. ~
the city, iGj5- n. -
completion. a g1igs iiTI 2 Il. -
& meeting Of tho y. q. @. was held last night at
inc residence Of Miss Dunleyy. X s,s' III
The city was quito dull yesterday, everybody
going TO The Bellai.c street lalr. = ,SSss
The cntertaiumentg given Ia the Y, NJ. CA. ROOM
last night was well attended and passed of nicely,
.,.C. II Carpenter is having tho fixiugs placed In
and Gre. e i, &, IN,
I. Mics Mary Duncan. who has been spending tho
yesterday. -
About dozen couples from hero went to Mar.
Queen Esther" .;fs;l r. N
! Nothing has as ret bean learned Of the where.
i&boats OF the three toushs that "dtd tip" the G. &
:, brakeman, on Thursday evening. All
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SCRATCHED % YEARS,
A scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
EAdless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Rene lies ~; II

II I had known OF the Cut'cura Remedies TWEEN.
tyeisht yearB ago II woula have saved mo SIN m
ttwo hundred doliars) and an immense amount NJ
suffering. My disease (Psoriasit) co1,menced m ",
my head IN spot not larger than cent, Il soresd
rapidly all over MY body and got under nv nails
The scales would drop OH Of mo all The limo ami
my suffering was endless, aud without relief One
thousand dollars would not tempt me to havo thIs
disease over again i AMI apoor man, but feel rinh
to be relieved OF whist some OF tho doctors SAID
vas lcptoty. some ring worm, psorIatIs, etc
took ...... and sanEaparlllas over ono vcar
and h.li, but no cure. went to two Or three rec
Remedies too much. They haya made INV ssin 40
clear and free from scales asa baby's. Ali used
Of them wss three boxes Of CuticuIe. and ,hrsa
bottles Of CutlcurA Resolvent, and two "a roo az
Cuticura eo4p II you had been hero and al ro,,
would have cured nc for a200 co you wond hsva
had the money looked like tho pc,nrc IN r rnrr
book Of psotiasls tpicture number two. "Hnw W
Cure SKIN DlscaAes'), but now am AZ olcar ~ any
person ever was. Through force OF habit r,,h M
hands over my arms and legs TO Scratch oncn IN !
scratched twenty.eisht years, and ii GOT IN he
kind Of second nature 10 me. thank Won a thon.
sand lines. Anything more that YOU want IN
know write me. or any one who reads this NAV ~
writs to me and will answer it .' A'lAy
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Pittsburgh and Return 81 80, Saturday, DC,
5 tober IL, by tho Panhandle ROME. =.
On the above date the Pittsburgh. Gin.
clnnati 4 st. Louis Railway Company viii
sell excursion ticSsts to Pi!taburph al rate
CT ST 50 for round trip. = '''I to
Tickets good returning until Monday
october u, inclusive. Trains leave at 7 IS
A. NJ, 1:35 p. N. and 1920 r. NJ, c;ty tim a
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NSNORTH STREET, Me. CHURCH.
W corner Fifth and Market strccts-Rey. n,
! !: Dryden, pastor Preaching at 1890 a m. and
KY p. m, SUNDAY scnool Of Up. IN. Young PEG.
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SAY! Mandy, where ara you going to
buy the parlor suite YOU have baen talking
about 80 long7" 80 b. ~
Dunno, Ephraim.
.-'.Well Ive been thinking that Neighbour
Jonee is putting on GO much style since be
bought one from G. Msndel & 90. that
VIC had better 60 there, tot" -
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For sale-stock in Athletic Cub.
Hone at Auction. lsla...ET r-'E'
Eot.te-tyenipg Star Lodge No. IS, <. oil P.
Bar Association Meeltug. q 687sl
Ecgilsh Tea ses-Ewing Rro1.
Opera House -9isS kutc CisXton.
Just Received John trIedel. sJ7 jig.s-'
wet Virginia Volunteers. 81
A. N. d J. b Murdoch Florists. 5s.,
Diamonds l. e. Dillon & co.
JUST Receivcd-L. u. Non v!vsk. FL
List OF Letters. -t5l5 I ~. f},..
Religious So.tces-Fourth rage.
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Commencing Sunday. June s, snd con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
tho Baltimore & Ohio will soil exeusaion
tickets to- Pittsburgh and return at low
ratio Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa., and
return at ST. 90. Trains leayo Of S and
$40 AN, returning strive at 7 and IL 10
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lnttlcNlOnr.

Washington, D. G.. Oct. l5.-For Wet
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, warm.
or iair weather, light to fresh northerly
winds becoming variable.
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Special Sale

1850 Special Sals
Of Volyet Carpets, which began ten days
since, has attracted crowdn Of buyers. III
you ses the goods you are sure to buy.
The grade that We are selling at ST a yard
Is sold everywhere at 81 so por yard. 81
7 STONE & THOMAS, ~
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-, pH1LADE1RnA, Pa, Oct. - Flour steady.
slAas2c; December 82551as3c: January S;1Ias1c.
Corn spot steady: futures dull; No 2yclloW 53lSc:
No. mixed October 5oa5le: Novem ner 50a5Ic;;
January 4SHsaaec. Oats, spot dull and lower; No.
steady No: 2 white 35Ac: No. s, 35!lc; DECEMBER
S5ssaS52kc; January 2G1fasGLSc.i Butter duii and
easy; Creamery extra 2ia25c; dairy extra lsalsc. y
:, Cr'cINNA7r. o., Get. l4.-Hoss firm common and
light % 4oA4 CO.; packing and butchers 81 asa, 75:
receipts 1850 head: shipments 100 head. " -
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SPECIAL bargains in dress goods this
week 1 tcaae alI.wool Tricots at 800 Der
yard, worth 5Oc; / case all-wool Ssrges at
$50 per yard, worth 5Oc. E@sSs,7lS' 80 :.
.ti- Z ~ ~ Ss STONE 4 THOMAS. *
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USC HAPLINE. STREET ME-,
W. sCHuRCu-Rer. W g.. RtheloaIer. pastor.
Services AZ 1880 a. IN. aud 1880 p. m, SABBATH
school Ut :. ?. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday
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Thsr.Ilo:us,oS Record.

As reported BY Christian schnspI, drug.
gias. Opera House corner, yesterday:
z AZ. 9Ax. l9x. Sr,s, 7P.E.
Ssa,her-ra 4. s. W W
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We havs the best Sle5 Ladies' flnc
button shoes In tho world. .:4s..5f if +
x; ,, SToNEs CASH SHOE Srong.
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s LARGEST line Of all.wool Ingraine, Tspee.
try Brussels and Body Brussels Carpets in
the State ut STONE & THOMAS, Az